Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-05
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
LOCAL NEWS.

i, inc City of Mexico, where be is work ing ID s brewery.
 Mir I H. Hise owns some promising | mines near the TortillItss. not Tar rom where the recent big gold ind IS report 10 have been made.
 The land on the Ssnts Cruz bottoms is being pretty generally brought under | cultivation and nearly every acre that can be reached with water for lrrlgstlon | IS now improved. Tom Parish kicks against the Terri | t1rial University, in a communicatlon | to the Prescott Courier. Tom evidently l fuldIls hls infantile promise, and the l oreseut kick is by the same foot, grown l older and more dirty,
 NIT. Len C0rbett has been appointed | "A civil service examiner Tor me elgntn district, which comprises Cslliornls, Arizona and New Mexico. MT. Coroett ia 10 be congratulated upon this othclal recognition of his character and abilities and the service Is fortunate ID securing hls services.
 pr. F, A, Oiermstt is employing his leisure moments iu constructing yer! ornamental clock frame ID scroll Work; The material used ls black walnut ana The design is 6n elaborate cathedral. Several hundred distinct pieces of deli cate scroll work are employed ID Its con- structiou. When completed, 1t will be seventy inches ID hIght, including the wall bracket, and It Is truly marvel oi mechanical skill
 Mir. W. A. Taylor, for many yesrs the faithful and popular agent of the south
 IR mi ceIved a deserved promotion, and will proceed at once to San Francisco to eo- fer upon his new duties as travellnS auditor of the road, While hIs many warm friends ID Tucson regret the loss of his presence here, they re!oice m this evidence of appreciation of his valuable serylces U the company, and wish him full measure of success and prosperity
 The question of the liability of the county for the salaries of County Judge and Clerk. under the provisions of the Harris n act, now st6res the people ID ,he faca The oficisls who are leglsls fed ont of office by democratic trickery, have been urged to make a test case of thor right to the salary, and II success ful to employ it ID providing pest house for tue indigent members Of the rnaasley Fourteenth who legislsted against the interests of the public by sbolishing the County Courts,
 h the March Harper's, Charles Dud- ley Warner publishes hls latest lmpres- sious uf Southern industrial and edu- 1 cstional progress Rs gained from hls Te- cent trip with the"Hsrper Party through | the South. This article pleasantly sup | plements and confirms hIs paper ot two |
 na n4Ff nnEEnH- es which are transforming The New South" into a region Of great enterprise Attractive illustrated articles on this | secti Ju are soeclal features Of Harpers | Weekly and Harper's magazine this year. The April number Of the latter | psrloiical D will open with a splendidly | illustrated article on "ChattsnoogR.' and similar subjects will have 8 place IL each succeeding number.
 The Tombstone papers complain ot the convs sion by the u HJlIness Band ot their printers, snI the consequent diff culty of getting the wicked type set up.
 Bishop Adams has returned from s months visit to Prescott, PhenlI, PInsl; Silver Klng and other towns. While ID Pin8l he gave two astronomical lectures and netted an even SlOO for psrson- age.
 Conrad Mundelius is the happiest man In Pima county. His siK-weeks-old boy is the pride of hIs heart, and the sale ot hIs ranch has put good money into his purse. Conrad deserves good fortune, If any one does.
 AIr.R H. Paul is in from his Colum- bla smeIter. He IS getting Q large lot of ore ready to start operations at the shelter, and will soon have lively camp once more at that place.
 Mr. James McFadden, of Los Angeles, who has been here for the past week on business matters, will leave tonight oD his return homeward. Mir. McFaddeu has acquired very favorable Impres | sion of Pima couuty during hIs visit.
 Mr.M. W. Perry has started up work on his Webster mine, near Covered Wells, ID the QuIiOtoas. He will make a trial shipment of a carload, ID fsv weeks, and 1T 1t comes up to the value of several sacks recently sampled, he viii continue developments.
 Dr. George Martins drug store is kept 50 well supplied with pure drugs and chemicals. that any possible prescrp-
 
 ehesply. All his goods are fresh and uuadulterated and the effect of his med iciues IS, therefore, as the prescribing physician contemplates. Everything in the line of toilet articles and druggists fancy goods generally, IS sold at bed rock prices. Call next door to Wells, Fargo Co.'S.
 The President, in his Texas seed veto, jocose!y remarks: Though the people support the government, the govern ment should not support the people" People. however, notice that 1t pays SJ0,- 900 n year to support Mr. and Mrs. UIeSe- land, and as much more to keep the Presidents house aud grounds in order. He also tells how Congressman can re lievs needy Texans by distributing to them their perCuIsItlss. Now, how would u do for She president to spend thousand or so m the same way, and set good e1Rmple:-Inter-Oceau.
 4 telegram was received here yester- day announcing the death at Yuma that morning of Mrs. F. C. RodOndo, re- lict of the late J. h. Rodondo, who was 6 prominent figure m the earlier history of the territory. Her daughters Mrs. D. Balz and Mrs. Henry Gsrfias, with their children, left by the after noon 2 stage to pay their last sad tri- butes to the deceased. Henry Garfss &C., companied them.-PhenIx Gazette.
 At last the assurance is given ths: every obstacle, save that presented by the clements, has been removed from tha speedy completion of the Maricopa * Phenix railroad. The officers of that company received word from Washing ton yesterday to the effect that the Rp provsl of the Indian consent for right of way had been secured, and that the papers had been signed granting the company such privileges. The projec- tors have been as anxious to prosecute the work as have our own people to see them do 80, and now they will place 8 full force Rt work immediately. This IS encouraging.-Phe Gazette.
 A very respectable and well known gentleman Ut this city, who IS & firm be- liever in total sbstinence-in others afforded considerable amusement to the n...s IN